U2‘s Bono has again criticised Elon Musk‘s cuts to international aid, calling them “unconscionable” and claiming that the Republican Party has been “hijacked” by the Donald Trump administration. READ MORE: ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’ review: U2 frontman’s stunning stage show becomes

Writer-director Cristian Mungiu is known for tackling contemporary European society, politics and generally thorny subjects with a realistic and nuanced approach. In his newest film, Fjord, Mungiu accidentally trades in reality for a fantasy land, crafting a movie so opposed

Jade has spoken to NME about progress on her “brave and bold” new album, as well as her dreams of headlining Reading & Leeds and the chances of us seeing her return to Glastonbury next year. READ MORE: JADE on her

A new space thriller with shades of Christopher Nolan's Insterstellar and Tom Hanks' Castaway is set to release soon, and a new preview gives viewers a good idea of what's to come. Hailing from the creator behind the biggest sci-fi

A former employee of Eminem has pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement in the US after stealing and then selling unreleased music recorded by the rapper for around $50,000, resulting in more than 25 tracks being distributed online. He now

Lambrini Girls’ two new singles, ‘The Basement’ and ‘Spilt’ Two sides of the same coin. ‘The Basement’ is a scuzzy punk burner aimed furiously at the manosphere, the sound of a band at full tilt. Then ‘Spilt’ pulls the rug out:

The Strokes and Phoebe Bridgers have been confirmed as musical guests for upcoming episodes of Saturday Night Live. READ MORE: The Strokes live in London: playful proof they’ve still got the goods The long-running US sketch show announced its next three instalments